Ooh He's One!!!

Tara

New member

• Jan 21, 2007

• #1

That means he must turn forward facing now right?




And stop nursing.




Be eating all table food.




Not sleeping in my bed.




No more 'wearing'




LOL

Uh, we're still doing all the 'nos' above and he barely eats any table food

Happy birthday to my Bebe

 

JaRylan

New member

• Jan 21, 2007

• #2

LOL and happy birthday! You can wait to hit your milestones for a few more years.

 

Patriot201

Car-Seat.org Ambassador

• Jan 21, 2007

• #3

Happy Birthday, Gabriel!!

 

chaoticoctopus

Member

• Jan 21, 2007

• #4

Happy Birthday to the Lucky Boy! (Lucky that you're breaking all the "rules", that is! ) Those milestones will come in time. When doubtful critics question your choices, you can always turn it back around to question them-- "Didn't you research this at all for *your* child(ren)? All of the studies out there these days say this is best!"

Of course, that approach only works if you intend to have them never speak to you again...

 

Simplysomething

New member

• Jan 21, 2007

• #5

Tara said:

That means he must turn forward facing now right?

And stop nursing.
Be eating all table food.
Not sleeping in my bed.
No more 'wearing'
LOLUh, we're still doing all the 'nos' above and he barely eats any table food Happy birthday to my Bebe

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It also means he's supposed to be potty trained. Did you forget? lol

(according to my grandmother. lol)

 

Tara

New member

• Jan 21, 2007

• #6

Well, being that this is #5, no one who knows me questions any more LMHO

He'll be RF til he reaches the limit on his seat, which looking at him now...oh...he'll be 3 or so.
We plan to make it to 2 yr nursing this time.

And I don't even know what else was up there...I was just being silly LOL

But the little booger still isn't walking! Oh he is sooooooo close. He was soooooo close around Thanksgiving, we thought he was 'right there' but he got sick for a few weeks Just couldn't shake it (or had a couple things back to back) It took him a bit to pick back up where he left off. But, well, he's been 'there' for a month now LOL We're like *walk already!!* He's so funny teehee

 

Tara

New member

• Jan 21, 2007

• #7

Oh shoot...I *knew* I was forgetting something LOL
Yes yes, that too...potty trained, yes, of course

 

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LuvBug

New member

• Jan 21, 2007

• #8

OMG! I cant believe he is one already!!!!

 

skaterbabs

Well-known member

• Jan 21, 2007

• #9

He's ONE?! He's not allowed to be one.

 

Tara

New member

• Jan 22, 2007

• #10

I know I know! I just cannot get these children to STOP at 9 months, they are so darn defiant heehee
It's even harder to believe when ya see the teeny lil guy. I'll hafta post a picture, I'll try to do that this afternoon. I gotta jump offline now and go teach these critters

 

Morganthe

New member

• Jan 22, 2007

• #11

Tara said:

But the little booger still isn't walking! Oh he is sooooooo close. He was soooooo close around Thanksgiving, we thought he was 'right there' but he got sick for a few weeks Just couldn't shake it (or had a couple things back to back) It took him a bit to pick back up where he left off. But, well, he's been 'there' for a month now LOL We're like *walk already!!* He's so funny teehee

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This is #5 and you want him to walk????

I guess I was just plain wierd. DD had mastered her ground eating Chimp walk so she could carry stuff around 12 months. Neither of us were in any rush for her to walk. She finally did take her first steps at 16 months, but was completely balanced & steady on her feet within 5 days.


Happy Birthday to your son

 

skaterbabs

Well-known member

• Jan 22, 2007

• #12

Joyjoy did the same thing. She had this crab walk that would have her FLYING acrodd the room at light speed. lol She was 15 mos before she walked, even though she started cruising at 6-7 mos.

 

Tara

New member

• Jan 22, 2007

• #13

We just thought he'd be walking by now. He was cruising early. We thought for sure he'd be walking around 9 months like Yogurt, but no hehe

 

joolsplus3

Admin - CPS Technician

• Jan 22, 2007

• #14

Yay! Leah's turning one on 1/27...I'd better fatten her up that last half pound so I can turn her FF first thing Saturday morning!

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Tara said:

That means he must turn forward facing now right?




And stop nursing.




Be eating all table food.




Not sleeping in my bed.




No more 'wearing'




LOL

Uh, we're still doing all the 'nos' above and he barely eats any table food

Happy birthday to my Bebe

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flipper68

Senior Community Member

• Jan 22, 2007

• #15

Tara said:

But the little booger still isn't walking! Oh he is sooooooo close. He was soooooo close around Thanksgiving, we thought he was 'right there' but he got sick for a few weeks Just couldn't shake it (or had a couple things back to back) It took him a bit to pick back up where he left off. But, well, he's been 'there' for a month now LOL We're like *walk already!!* He's so funny teehee

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My youngest niece turned 1 in Sept. and wasn't walking yet at Christmas. She's very mobile - she butt bounces & butt scoots! Very cute. And fast! She has always hated tummy time and isn't the best at crawling.

The irony is that her mom is physical therapist.

 

Victorious4

Senior Community Member

• Jan 22, 2007

• #16

What is going on?!?! These babies are not allowed to grow up....

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

(This reminds me that a highschool friend I found at MySpace posted a comment that Leila is "old" -- um, hello, she is NOT, because that would mean *I* am old, which of course, as I pointed out to her, means *she* is old, too, LOL)

 

Lea_Ontario

Well-known member

• Jan 23, 2007

• #17

Nonononono.

These babies cannot be turning a year old already. It is simply not allowed.

*lol*

Happy Birthday !